Stubton Hall

Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Grade II listed Wyatville country house with a glass Orangery, parkland and lake near Newark, Lincolnshire

No. 335 · Autumn 2026

A Wedding Party Outside the Portico at Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

Welcome

A house by the architect of Windsor Castle

Stubton Hall is a Regency country house of 1813-14 near Newark, taken by one wedding a day, with a glass Orangery, 23 acres of grounds and 25 en-suite bedrooms.

Stubton Hall was raised in gault brick with stone dressings between 1813 and 1814 by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, who also remodelled Windsor Castle and worked at Chatsworth. It passed through the Royds family, then spent fifty years as a boarding school before being restored to private life as a wedding house.

A Civil Ceremony in the Orangery at Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

The setting

Beneath the glass of the Orangery

The Orangery is a light-filled glass room opening onto the gardens, where couples marry and sit down to dinner for up to 200. Smaller ceremonies suit the panelled Music Room, the Conservatory or the Bow Room, and a licensed terrace looks over the grounds.

Where: Stubton, near Newark, Lincolnshire
Capacity: Up to 240 guests, 200 seated in the Orangery
Stay: 25 en-suite bedrooms
Ceremony: Orangery, Music Room, Conservatory, Bow Room or terrace

A Couple at Dusk Outside Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

The celebration

How the day is held

4 spaces for the day. Up to 240 guests.

The Grand Staircase Hall at Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

The Orangery

A light-filled glass room opening onto the gardens, where couples marry beneath the glass and dine for up to 200. Sunlit by day. Candlelit by night.

The White-Walled Ceremony Room at Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

The Spaces

Four Reception Rooms

The Music Room, the Conservatory, and the Bow Room, each with an adjoining terrace, licensed for civil ceremonies from 20 to 100 guests.

A Couple in the Parkland Beneath the Cedar of Lebanon, Stubton Hall

The Estate

23 Acres, Exclusively Yours

Parkland, formal gardens, ancient trees, and a lake, all reserved for one wedding a day. The whole house and grounds belong to you alone.

A Couple with a Classic Car Outside Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

Where to stay

Rest, close at hand

25 rooms and suites.

The Drawing Room with Fireplace and Antiques at Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

Rooms

The Bridal Suite

Kept for the couple, as one of the 25 individually designed en-suite bedrooms.

The Evening Drawing Room at Stubton Hall, Stubton Hall

The Lake at Stubton Hall at Golden Hour, Stubton Hall

Location

Getting there

Stubton Hall sits in the quiet countryside of the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire border, a short drive from the historic market town of Newark. The A1 is close at hand, Newark Northgate is on the East Coast Main Line with fast trains to London, and East...

Airport: East Midlands, about 45 minutes by car
Airport: Birmingham
Station: Newark Northgate (London North Eastern Railway) is the nearest station, about 4.7 miles from the venue...
Nearby: Newark, A short drive
Nearby: The A1, A few minutes
Nearby: Newark Northgate Station, East Coast Main Line